(10) Trimming or removing weeds and other plant growth in accordance with §§ 156.051(B)(1) and 156.052(D); and removing all silt, sediment and other debris that may interfere with positive drainage, to the full extent of the property boundaries, and continuing to an imaginary center line of all portions of streets, alleys, or easements that abut the property;
(11) Using other methods proven to be effective in controlling mosquitoes that are approved by the Health Department.
(B) The natural presence of mosquito larvae in standing or running water shall be evidence that mosquitoes are breeding there, and failure to prevent such breeding within 24 hours, or such reasonable period as may be specified in writing by the Health Department, shall constitute a violation of this section.
(C) Parties responsible for conditions giving rise to breeding of mosquitoes that fail or refuse to take necessary preventive measures within 24 hours, or such reasonable period as may be specified in writing by the Health Department, shall be billed for any preventive measures found necessary and instituted by the Health Department.
(D) The owner of the premises, or responsible agent or occupant, shall be held under this subchapter to be responsible for the prevention or correction of conditions giving rise to the breeding of mosquitoes. However, any tenant, trespasser, or other person causing such condition without the consent of the owner or agent shall be held responsible therefor.
(E) Developers shall be responsible for maintenance of all drainage facilities and undeveloped lots, and shall ensure prevention of mosquito breeding as set forth herein, until such time as the drainage bond is released.